Defending your IP as the name implies would obviously consist of defensive moves, noticeably different than aggressive retaliation. You don't need to know much

Defending your IP as the name implies would obviously consist of defensive moves, noticeably different than aggressive retaliation. You don't need to know much about copyrights or patents to instantly recognize when you see overagressive predatory enforcement, versus straightforward defense. For some people it's not enough to halt a violation, their team is truly motivated to fully inflict torture on the identified violator.